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4 articles tagged with Flexible Working.

Flexible Working Rights UK 2024: How to Request and What Employers Can Refuse

Day-one flexible working rights from April 2024, 2 requests per year, 8 grounds for refusal, Acas code, Employment Tribunal rights, and a request template.

Emma Clarke14 Aug 202611 min read

👔 Salary & Pay

Menopause at Work 2026/27: Policies, Sick Pay and What UK Law Actually Guarantees

There's no statutory 'menopause leave' in the UK. Here's how menopause-related absence is actually handled through SSP, occupational sick pay, flexible working and discrimination law in 2026/27.

James Morgan4 Jul 20266 min read

👔 Salary & Pay

The Right to Request a Predictable Working Pattern: How It Works in 2026

Since late 2024, workers on unpredictable hours have a statutory right to request a more predictable working pattern. How the request process works in 2026 and what pay impact it can have.

CalcHub Editorial3 Jul 20263 min read

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Flexible Working Requests 2026: Day-One Right, 2 Requests a Year

Since April 2024, flexible working is a day-one right in the UK — with 2 requests allowed per year and a 2-month employer response window. Here's exactly how the process works in 2026.

CalcHub Editorial1 Jul 20265 min read

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